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A second veteran and vintage car collection auction in Gore this Saturday in honour of the late Robin Dickson is attracting interest from around the world. William Todd & Co (2011) Ltd is carrying out the special auction, which includes 32 vehicles dating back to 1902. There are various Ford

Local businesses and industries need to be front and centre in conversations about how regions plan to grow their economies, Regional Development Shane Jones says. The nationwide series of summits aims to facilitate conversations about regional economic growth and opportunities to drive productivity, prosperity and resilience through the Coalition Government’

* Contact Energy proposes a $2.3-billion merger, acquiring electricity generator Manawa Energy. * Manawa shareholders would own approximately 18.5 percent of Contact shares post-merger completion. * The deal is subject to Commerce Commission, High Court, and shareholder approvals. Contact Energy has announced plans to acquire fellow power company Manawa Energy in

Welcome back to another exciting episode! In this installment, we revisit the renowned Glenn Cockroft’s Traffic Enforcement Museum, a treasure trove of history and fascinating stories from the world of traffic law enforcement. Join us as we delve into the intriguing exhibits and rare memorabilia tha

Firefighters have successfully contained a fire at Niagara Sawmill after a sawdust hopper ignited. Fire and Emergency New Zealand received the call at 7:50 a.m. on Wednesday, reporting the fire at the sawmill on Kennington Road. Three crews from Invercargill and Kingswell were dispatched to the scene to

* Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds supports farmers facing severe weather conditions in Southland. * Rainfall levels in some areas have exceeded 200 percent of the long-term September average. * Farmers struggle with ongoing wet weather, low lamb prices, and mental health challenges. Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds has voiced her support for Southland farmers

New containers will be in place outside the old Briscoes building by the end of the month. Invercargill City Council chief executive Michael Day confirmed they had been proactively working with the owner of the building on issues that have been raised by the community.  “Our focus in the short